Literary Journal Spotlight

Editors of this daily literary humor website have one goal: Publish work that’s ‘really, really funny.’
Read More “Literary Spotlight: Points in Case”

Chestnut Review takes its name from the stumps of the chestnut trees decimated by blight in North America – stumps that continue to send up baby … Read More “Literary Spotlight: Chestnut Review”

A mailman tasked with delivering a potentially life-saving secret formula to a Des Moines epidemiologist finds his life threatened by people determined to steal the … Read More “Literary Spotlight: Mystery Magazine”

This six-year-old journal for BIPOC parents aims “to elevate our voices, share our stories, examine our issues, represent our expansive culture, cultivate community, preserve our history, and celebrate our joy.” Read More “Literary Spotlight: Raising Mothers”

Faces Magazine, part of Cricket Media, attracts readers between 9 and 14 years old with innovative and surprising stories about people, places, and traditions worldwide. … Read More “Literary Spotlight: Faces”

This 11-year-old publication showcases both emerging and established voices, with art and writing emphasizing – but not limited to – voices from the Midwest. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Storm Cellar”

Editors of this online and print publication seek fiction, nonfiction, and poetry that ‘isn’t afraid to be a bit different.’ Read More “Literary Spotlight: Porridge”

Writers from around the world find a home – and a paycheck – for their genre fiction at this bi-monthly publication. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Apex”